Worsdell forever

Google Chrome does it all, well, as good as any US software can... Wouldn't sort out your Singular from your Plural though...

Spelling Mick, 'Favourite wild women'...

How long before he realised he could only cut through the top crust...

You sure that's the right show?

It still does... https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=chesterfield+spire&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=ibOET_OVFOSp0QXcho3fBw&biw=1280&bih=699&sei=87OET8L5DuO80QW1yPTRBw

Hey! I've got a H&B 10t van (D&S kit)

So that will be the 'Office' on the end... Looks very good Cap'n. Good idea to install a spare bulb

Two windows and a nose, HEEEEELP!!

Hi OzzyO, I was thinking of adding some extensions, probably just some wires wrapped round the handles. Otherwise something like a loco or coach body could be flipped over with a stiff wire.

Just like Churchward did every time he picked a pencil up... :no: (Considering myself well and truly lynched... )

After reading through this thread the other day I decided to get one and now it's arrived I think it will be getting quite a bit of use. It's the same as the one linked to by Iak but I got it from Amazon for just under £90. The internal dimensions are 245 x 146 x 70mm and is large enough to fit an 4mm NER coach (or two) in it, what more would you need! I also ordered some cleaning fluid but it hasn't arrived yet. I've tried it with warm water and washing up liquid on a 'tarnished' coach body (the one pictured, been on the shelf for a couple of years) and after 6 min it had cleaned it fairly well, hopefully the proper fluid will work even better, I then tried the tank/cab sides of my 2012 challenge F8 and they are now gleaming!!! Lovely bit of kit!

You'll need to fill it very full of coal then. That's the photo I used B)

Very nice crane Ray.

Were The Goodies driving?

Nothing boring about that, good to see you're making progress. This is boring... (sorry )

Hi Andy, some great stuff here, can't believe I haven't commented yet, that J39 looks superb, a friend built one of those kits a few years ago and said it was a pleasure to put together, as all of Jim's kits are. 1491 must be a popular loco, I've recently completed an EM model of it (Alexander kit) for Scottiedog!

Photos from yesterday.

Photos from yesterday.

Fixed spelling mistake...

Yes it certainly does look good, I've had a better look today than the last time I saw it (members day last year) even better in the flesh, so to speak. Does need DG couplings though... B)